This is already the fourth edition of this text, the first of which was released in 2022 with the aim of becoming a point of reference in this sector, a goal which is already being achieved.

This year, it was directed by Joaquín Ruiz Echauri, coordinated by Rafael Fernández and Felipe Vázquez Acedo, with the participation of Jesús Almarcha, Diego Samuel Arroyo, Fátima Eizaguirre, Luis María González, Gabriel Llull, Irene Moreno, Juan Pablo Nieto, Pedro Peris and Boris Urquizu.

The book has been republished as a bilingual edition.

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This manual, available for the first time in a bilingual edition, was directed by Joaquín Ruiz Echauri and coordinated by Rafael Fernández, with the participation of Jesús Almarcha, Fátima Eizaguirre, Luis María González, Gloria González (alumni), Gabriel Llull, Irene Moreno, Juan Pablo Nieto, Paula Pacheco and Sofía Trigo.

New to this year’s edition is the contribution of Francisco Javier Tirado Suárez, Professor of Commercial Law at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, who wrote the prologue to the book.

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The publication, powered by Voiadvocaten.nl, highlights the vital importance of contacting a lawyer in complete confidentiality while analysing legal privilege in various countries. For their chapter, ‘Legal Privilege in Spain’, Adriana and Mario explain how in our legal system, legal privilege is a fundamental principle that protects the privacy of the information exchanged and ensures that a client receives effective representation, although there are some specific situations in which authorities may consider it appropriate to intercept these communications. Starting from this premise, the paper examines the limits and legal protections related to legal privilege, as well as its importance in the Spanish legal system.

The full book is available to download here. 

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This commentary, written entirely by professionals from the firm and published by Tirant Lo Blanch, also includes two cross-referencing tables and a table comparing it with the previous Securities Market Law.

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The book examines, from a multidisciplinary corporate and legal perspective, the main issues related to the new regulatory corpus on sustainability, which is being developed by the European Union within the framework of the European Green Pact. It also provides a first overview of European climate change policy, which affects all economic sectors and legal specialities, and examines some of the most significant matters emerging from this new reality.

The main issues raised by the two legal principles at the heart of this new legislation, already adopted or in the pipeline, are analysed in detail: transparency (European Taxonomy Regulation, Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) and the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, among others) and due diligence (Proposal for a Directive on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence). It also addresses the impact that climate change and ESG criteria may have on other areas such as data protection, claims for damages, corporate governance, insurance, company acquisitions and competition law.

The book was edited by José María de Paz, Corporate partner, and coordinated by Marisa Delgado, Head of Knowledge Management. Other lawyers from the firm have also contributed as authors.

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In this book, the reader will find a complete and up-to-date review of franchising as a business model.

With a foreword from Reyes Maroto, the Spanish government’s Industry, Trade and Tourism Minister, Andy Ramos, Jaime de Blas, Antoni Frigola, Alejandra González-Concheiro, Alicia Maddio, Álvaro Martínez, Andrea Sánchez, Diego de la Vega, Inmaculada Vigón, Julia Fuentes and María Chávarri, were in charge of shaping the legal content of this book. Other contributors included professionals from PwC, as well as members of the Spanish Franchisers Association and EOB – Fashion Luxury & Retail.

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This handbook is a deliverable of the European project EULAW: EUropean LAWyers training on EPPO, co-funded by the European Union within the Justice programme 2014-2020 and implemented by the Consortium composed by Fondazione Lelio e Lisli Basso-Onlus, Université du Luxembourg, Sveučilište u Zagrebu – Pravni fakultet, Interneshaval Ligal Advayz Tsentar (ILAC), Unione Camere Penali Italiane (UCPI), Consejo General de la Abogacia Espanola (CGAE).

The entire book can be found here.

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